From: esquel@sommarskog.se   
      
    (zmpmag3-msql@yahoo.com) writes:   
   > Only those agents that were the "defaults" upon installation are   
   > running.   
      
   If you have Agent jobs running, they have been added by someone. There are   
   no jobs installed by default when you install SQL Server. What jobs do you   
   have there?   
      
   > And I don't necessarily want to stop them. I just want to relocate these   
   > cache files off my C: drive to keep it from filling and crashing the   
   > system.   
      
   It will probably work if you change the TEMP and TMP environment variables   
   for the SQL Service account. The easiest way is probably to log into Windows   
   as the service account for Agent, and then use Control Panel. You probably   
   have to restart SQL Server Agent.   
      
   Then again, the best for you is probably to stop these jobs from running.   
      
   --   
   Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@sommarskog.se   
      
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